TIMSON, Enid Rosalind
Enid Rosalind Timson was born at 'Engadine', Bective Road, Wandsworth, London SW. 1, on 12 November 1906, daughter of Leonard Bailey Timson (1878-2 October 1936), a draughtsman, and his wife Emma née Mayhew (3 April 1876-22 January 1975), who married at Wandsworth in 1904. In 1911, Enid was a 4-year-old, living at 'Engadine', Bective Road, Wandsworth with her parents, 32-year-old Leonard and 34-year-old Emma, who was born at Harkstead, near Ipswich. In 1939, Enid who was a shorthand typist at the Home Office where she had worked since 1931, and her mother, now a widow, were living at Merle Cottage, Rectory Close, Ashtead, Leatherhed, Surrey but after the war they moved to Harkstead, just outside Ipswich where her mother died at Engadine, Ipswich Road, Harkstead, Ipswich on 22 January 1975, aged 98. A Friend of the Ipswich Art Club and exhibited from 'Engadine', Harkstead in 1978 'Spanish Broom'. Enid Rosalind Timson died at Engadine, Harkstead on 9 March 1994, and was buried at Harkstead church beside her mother, she was unmarried.
Works by This Artist
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Onions for the HousewifeOil |
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River OrwellWatercolour
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Still LifeOil on canvas
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